Ground breaking set for new Thomasville Chamber home
Ground breaking for the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce building at Paradise Park is scheduled for 10 AM Thursday. City officials and local contractors report strong industry pledges, with an estimated need of up to 9600 dollars beyond current contributions to complete the project.
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Chamber of Commerce
Paradise Park
Gene Driver
B. L. Brewton
Joe Higgins
Robert Jinright
Driver
Marcus Calhown
John B. Guy
W. B. Bulloch
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59 Awards Given At Fairview School
Bible school attendance certificates were presented to 59 students at the Fairview Methodist Church during a sharing program that climaxed the week’s activities. The pastor Rev W M Nance gave the certificates as average daily attendance reached ninety.
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W. M. Nance
Mary Alice Lancaster
Opal Jarrell
W. B. Atwinson
J. MW. Strozier
Sarah Ben Legue
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How Did It Happen? A Gambit on Charity and Community Life
The column discusses voluntary giving by well off supporters, charity practices, and how big financiers push funding. It wanders through seasonal cooking, air quotes about vegetables and fruits, lawn work in Thomasville, tetanus shots, paving worries for the city, high school football, and the rise of home freezing as a modern convenience.
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Cairo Kiwanians Honor All Star Coach West Thomas
Cairo Kiwanians recognized Coach West Thomas as mentor of the South Georgia All Stars for the Atlanta grid contest on Aug. 15. Thomas shared plans for the seniors battle, named assistants Spencer Davis and Jack Hinson, and urged ballots for outstanding local players. He also reported progress on a new stadium with 5 000 seats, later expandable to 8 000, plus a cinder track and practice facilities.
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Atlanta
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Bainbridge
Jack Hinson
Atlanta Journal
Kiwanis International
Quincy
Charles Moworth
Curtis Middleton
W. 8. Stewart
Luren Teate
John A. Powell
Small Claims Court Handles 20 Clams
Judge Harvey L. Chastain told the Exchange Club the Thomas County Small Claims Court has charged about 220 cases in its first months since opening in April with roughly $25 000 at stake. He outlined the $500 per judgment limit and his discretion on partial settlements and arrangements. He noted the court mirrors Tallahassee and Leon County and is Georgia’s first created by act of the legislature. Fees are $5 per case, with costs paid by the loser. garnishments and levies may exceed 9 percent. The court costs about $300 annually to taxpayers. President Osco Hughes led the meeting and guest Mack Nichols attended.
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Exchange Club
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Talahassee
Leon County
Georgia
Osco Hughes
Mack Nichols
Observations on Communist Fear and Supreme Court Decisions
A critical piece argues federal spending abroad to curb Communism while domestic actions by the Supreme Court free five convicted Communists and grant new trials to nine others. It cites reactions from Congress members and Senator Talmadge, accusing the court of undermining anti subversive efforts and likening the court to a threat to liberties.
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Ohio
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Passage Criticizes Supreme Court over Communism Threats
In a June 19 editorial from Thomasville Tites-Enterprise, the writer argues the Supreme Court colluding with Communist groups threatens the United States. The piece warns Congress to act to shield the public and uphold constitutional government amid perceived court failures.
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Kiwanis Club Hears Palestine Illustrated Lecture
Members attended an illustrated lecture presented by Dr. E. M. Keebler of Norman Park. The speaker, a teacher and dean, discussed vocational guidance and the Palestine topic, highlighting insights for Kiwanis members.
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